CHristmas in Duck
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There is substantial year round community in the Outer Banks as well as a large crowd who spend the holidays there. I think you'll find that with the obvious exception of Christmas day that regular businesses (groceries, movie theatre, walmart, hardware, video store, etc.) will be open. Restaurants and specialty shops are going to be have spottier hours. Some will be closed for the season.
I'd take it in a heartbeat if you enjoy beachwalks and cocooning in a nice house for the week. I'd be less inclined if you were looking for dining, shopping and eveing entertainment that week.
I'd take it in a heartbeat if you enjoy beachwalks and cocooning in a nice house for the week. I'd be less inclined if you were looking for dining, shopping and eveing entertainment that week.
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Quiet is fine by us. Just wondered if there was anything in particular holiday related that goes on and we wanted to take advantage of the offer.
For those who don't know where it is, you really wouldn't be who I was asking for info anyway...
For those who don't know where it is, you really wouldn't be who I was asking for info anyway...
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Although I personally prefer Hatteras I think if you want to spend some quite time on a wonderful stretch of beach, and for free!!!, you cannot go wrong with Duck.
Go here for some further information about activities..or at least as a start...
http://www.outer-banks.nc.us/
Be glad that more people DON'T know about the place..just makes it all the more peaceful for those of us who love it so much.
Go here for some further information about activities..or at least as a start...
http://www.outer-banks.nc.us/
Be glad that more people DON'T know about the place..just makes it all the more peaceful for those of us who love it so much.
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I just spent Thanksgiving in the OBX and had a wonderful time. We had Thanksgiving dinner at a wonderful,but not inexpensive restaurant, Elizabeth's Cafe, which is in Duck. The are known internationally for their wine cellar and have won several awards for it. MOre and more families come to the OBX for the holidays,so you'll have plenty of company.
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I feel the need to duck and cover from some of the comments.
I spent New Year's weekend in Nags Head a few years ago and it was cold and windy. Very different from summertime (duh). The area wasn't as built up as today, but there were enough things open to give a break from relaxing. However, I was in the Nags Head area and not Duck.
I enjoyed the peace and serenity of the area, but wished I had brought my winter coat. And the beach itself in gale force winds isn't enjoyable (natural sandblasting).
I spent New Year's weekend in Nags Head a few years ago and it was cold and windy. Very different from summertime (duh). The area wasn't as built up as today, but there were enough things open to give a break from relaxing. However, I was in the Nags Head area and not Duck.
I enjoyed the peace and serenity of the area, but wished I had brought my winter coat. And the beach itself in gale force winds isn't enjoyable (natural sandblasting).
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Dec 19th, 2004 01:40 PM


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